Impact of Covid-19 on Digital Payment System: With Special Reference to Women Customers of Ludhiana city

This study highlights the impact of Covid-19 on digital payment system. There are many digital payment modes are available in India, but most of the customers prefer only few digital payment modes. Because they were not having enough information of all the available digital payment systems. Hence the bank should give proper awareness programs, so that customers will get the latest information and they can make use of all the available facilities.  

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